For object recognition,the gist of a scene,considered information,is combined with specific details from the scene,considered information.
A)top-down;bottom-up
B)bottom-up;top-down
C)intermediate-out;bottom-up

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Top-down processing involves the use of general knowledge and expectations to interpret specific details, while bottom-up processing involves taking in specific details and building up to form a general understanding. Object recognition involves a combination of both, but the general gist of a scene is likely to be interpreted first (top-down) before specific details are used to confirm or adjust the interpretation (bottom-up).

For Object Recognition,the Gist of a Scene,considered Information,is Combined with Specific